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Home Introduction (Opens new window) Membership Seminars Publications Art Antiquity & Law Distance Learning and Intensive Courses Situations Vacant Links Contact Us		STUDY FORUM:   A ROUND UP OF RECENT EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF ART AND ANTIQUITIES Saturday 3rd March 2012, Central London, all day A panel of speakers will examine a range of issues of concern to all those who work in the cultural heritage arena, including 'Art and Human Rights', 'Immunity from Seizure', 'Protection of Sites and Monuments'. Speakers include Kevin Chamberlain (barrister, Dere Street Chambers), Richard Harwood (barrister, 39 Essex Street), Alexander Herman (Langlois Kronstrom Desjardins LLP, Montreal); Charles Hill (ArtRisk, formerly Art & Antiques Squad, Scotland Yard), Professor Simon Mackenzie (University of Glasgow), Freda Matassa (museums consultant). to reserve a place, please either click here or email us 10.30 Registration Notre Dame University, 1 Suffolk Street 10.45 Regulating the Market in Illicit Antiquities Professor Simon Mackenzie (School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow) 11.30 Recovering Masterpieces in the Public Interest - Ethics of Stolen Art Recovery and the Proceeds of Crime Act, 2002 Charles Hill (Hill ArtRisk, formerly supervisor, Art and Antiques Squad, Scotland Yard) 12.10 Coffee   12.30 US Accession to the 1970 UNESCO Convention Alexander Herman (litigation lawyer, Langlois, Kronström, Desjardins LLP, Montreal) 1.10 Lunch Available locally 1.50 Sites Protection and the Removal of Art from Historic Buildings Richard Harwood (barrister, 39 Essex Street) 2.30 Art and Human Rights Kevin Chamberlain (barrister, Dere Street Chambers) 3.15 Tea   3.30 Due Diligence for Museum Collections and Exhibitions Freda Matassa (Museums Consultant) 4.15 Art Theft: Its Detection and Recovery Charles Hill 5.15 Close                             Send comments to webmaster@ial.uk.com © The Institute of Art and Law 1995-2008